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Nepal mass animal slaughter begins despite outcry
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Man killed by mob over cow
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High steaks: Cows go from roofs to plates
Hindu Yuva Vahini members pose inside the vigilante group’s office in the city of Unnao, India, on April 5, 2017. Photo: Reuters/File

India rejects US religious freedom report
RADHAKUND, India: German citizen Friederike Irina Bruening, 61, also known as Sudevi Mataji, touches a cow’s nose at a cowshed in this village in the Mathura district of Uttar Pradesh yesterday. —AFP

German with 1,800 cows allowed to stay in India
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Christian killed in India for skinning a dead ox
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Police 'complicit' in killings by India's cow vigilante groups
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Lab-grown steak could be worse for climate than flatulent cattle
MUMBAI: India’s buffalo meat exports are set to plunge 15 percent to their lowest in six years, a leading industry body told Reuters, as world No 1 meat consumer China clamps down on food smuggling.

India's buffalo meat exports to plunge amid China clampdown
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